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Hi Manuela, thank you for your encouraging words and compliments. We, the people here at Looperman, can consider ourselves lucky that we were able to work on your beautiful track.

Send me a pm via Looperman if you want to receive the Reaper project as a gift.

Again thanks and best regards, Frans

Thanks DanMed, glad you like it.
The vocal is still original, with some additions, just created some gaps and used stretch markers in Reaper to get the vocal somewhat in sync with the beat. I'm hidden in there too.

The ethereal part :-)

Thanks Rita, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Hi Oli, thanks, glad you like it.
This one was work on the vocal only.
I just posted a new version, completely different but the same vocal (fitted to the beat).

Thanks, glad you like it.
Collaboration: send me a PM and let me know what you have in mind, I'm open to it.

Thanks Anthony, glad you like it. I'm still considering a second go on the "experiment"...

Thanks Kay, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it. The beat and vocals are original and based on a live performance, checkout https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/253946

Thanks, glad you like it.
Checkout the original, its available for us to play with: https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/253946/

Thanks, it was fun to play with the splendid original

Thanks, glad you like it

Now with yours :-)

Hi Rita, you can't steel what is free to use :-)
Still have to comment your version...

Thanks, glad you like it

Thanks Rita, glad you like it

Hi Manuela, glad you like it, it was a fun task to do :-) I even had time to get a tan and watching some F1 on the telly :-)

Changes to the original:
1: Using DEMUCS-GUI to split the song into 4 stems (drum, bass, other, vocal)
2: Lower the intensity of the Organ A#5 and the adjacent tones.
3: Changed the end of the song.
4: Intermezzo vocal - 2 dB (make room for background vocals).

But I found a mistake in my work as I activated an EQ on the "other" stem to lower organ A#5 and the adjacent tones as they got a bit loud, but forgot to fine-tune and limit to the affected timeframe. So I fixed this, now it's only from 02:00 to 02:22 and 02:59 onwards via EQ using a band filter on A#5 -6 dB and bandwidth 0.58 oct. Wasn't able to fix it using a multi-compressor.

Additions:
5: Copied the intermezzo vocals twice for background singers (both differently pitched, panned, and time shifted (stretched) on each phrase to create virtual differences between the 3 voices.
6: Copied the last second of the "other", stretched it to 6 seconds to replace the end with a slower fadeout.
7: created a reverse reverb on the vocals (except the intermezzo) rendered that, copied into 2 tracks the panned them and shifted in time -50 and +50 ms to create width.
8: created multiple bigger reverse reverbs for the start of phrases as fade-in. (manual labour = copy slice of first vowel, reverse it, render including delay, reverse result, cut the vowel, move to match to the start of the phrase, fade-in the start to end and fade-out the end (+/- 1/8) to blend into the phrase start.)
9: several vocal slices taken into separate tracks with the needed delays.
10: and everything else I forgot to mention :-)

Glad you like it

Hi Kay, glad you like it, it's based on the mentioned loops from Kudell, nothing else, just me tweaking a bit here and there :-)

Hi Glenn, glad you enjoyed it, I used 2 drum samples having different speeds hence the BPM change from 118 to 140 and back.

Glad you like it, but most credits for Kudell

Hi Anthony, glad you like it.
It was fun to do, and there is nothing else than these samples. Had to stretch/shrink almost all of them, some up to 14 times the normal speed :-)

Thanks Rita, glad you like it.